Trained from a young age. Which trainer??

E.Stewart

 

Panama Lewis and Javier Capetillo.

 

Cus and Teddy atlas look at what they made of a young Tyson he was a human wrecking ball fast hands, power,footwork,head movement complete package .Until he lost his discipline and hunger and was found out , to actually be the biggest bully of all time with no heart .To think of what he could have achieved if cus had of lived for maybe another ten years he would have been the best HW of all time IMO .instead he just makes it into the top 10

 

****.

EDIT: Can't decide. There would be a few, I think Nacho would be amazing to guide me if I was a young fighter all the way from being a little ankle biter all the way to the top.

 

Who is he. What fighters has he trained? :think

 

It's a euphemism for Norman Stone I think.


I'm having Teddy Atlas please. I'm not sure if I could keep up with the analogies, but I love the guy(no homo). Beristain's a bit too one-dimensional for my tastes.

 

I edited my post a few times as I kept changing my mind. I ended up with '****'.

I've decided anyways, it's Vince Cleverly. :deal

 

First and foremost i'd want someone to look after my best interests, a trainer should also be a teacher someone who's got wisdom and cold hard facts. I also would want sound technical work on a consistent basis so names mentioned already fit bill i'd probably go for Manny Steward although Manny loved a poundnote i've never seen him work halfheartedly with someone who wants to make it at the sport.

He takes fighters into his home to show them fights (no nightingale) and cares for his fighters like a father figure, talks shop with them and has a philosophy and that's a major part of any coaching you must have one. IMO a coach without philosophy is a coach without ethics and guidance. Manny tells you how it is, he doesn't over complicate things and has trained some brilliant fighters so track record is there.

Sadly i can't afford his services so went to Jimmy Tibbs and he said **** off and i ended up with Mark.

 

I like the work of Coach Rick his video's are on youtube he seems very technical. I've been told by a mate that Peter Simon is a very good technical coach.

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For nostalgic purposes...Eddie Thomas

 

Yeah but the trainer has to know how to make sure he maintains professionalism i mean sometimes trainers seem to matey with there fighters and that's when fighters take there trainers for granted look at Froch with McCracken he doesn't even listen to him..:-(.